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Treatment planning rationale, case selection and prosthetic pearls to optimize success rates will be addressed in detail. An emphasis of principles will be demonstrated on single tooth implant replacement and lower edentulous Overdenture applications. The treatment planning phase for implant dentistry is the most critical component in Implantology. Rationale for a prosthetically and biomechanically driven treatment plan will be reviewed in detail. The number of implants, diameter, lengths, locations and other critical decision making steps will be reviewed in a systematic manner for various clinical cases:…

This Module is focusing on Prosthetics.     Call T.I.D.E to register @ 647-988-4901.

Treatment planning rationale, case selection and prosthetic pearls to optimize success rates will be addressed in detail. An emphasis of principles will be demonstrated on single tooth implant replacement and lower edentulous Overdenture applications. The treatment planning phase for implant dentistry is the most critical component in Implantology. Rationale for a prosthetically and biomechanically driven treatment plan will be reviewed in detail. The number of implants, diameter, lengths, locations and other critical decision making steps will be reviewed in a systematic manner for various clinical cases:…

Module 2: The surgical phase of Implantology demands precise implant placement locations with minimal trauma to the implant recipient site and for the patient. A didactic presentation will review the pearls of implant surgery along with the pre-surgical evaluation requirements.  A detailed review of the osteotomy preparation of drilling sequence will be supported and enforced with hands-on exercises. Anatomically correct customized implant models will be used to practice and evaluate for implant placements (in all zones of the mouth) for reinforcement of principles of osteotomy…

Scientific research and technology progress have contributed to advancements in clinical procedures for implantology.  As a result, dentists are able to regenerate the biological foundation for accurate implant placement and provide immediate same day provisionalization and occlusal loading.  Considering this, the patients and dental practitioners can benefit from improved success rates with predictable clinical prognosis and outcomes. This advanced course is designed for experienced dentists in the field of implantology who are ready to elevate the next learning level. Main topics to…

Module 2 – The surgical phase of Implantology demands precise implant placement locations with minimal trauma to the implant recipient site and for the patient. A didactic presentation will review the pearls of implant surgery along with the pre-surgical evaluation requirements.  A detailed review of the osteotomy preparation of drilling sequence will be supported and enforced with hands-on exercises. Anatomically correct customized implant models will be used to practice and evaluate for implant placements (in all zones of the mouth) for reinforcement of principles…

Module 3 – An understanding and review of the anatomical structures of the specific potential implant sites are mandatory to avoid complications in implant surgery. A didactic presentation will review all anatomical structures along with the danger zones within the specific zones of the jaws. Each specific location of the mouth presents unique and specific challenges. Recognition and management of the surgical techniques specific to each zones of the intraoral location will enhance surgical success rates for optimal implant recipient…